First—this is my favorite Stampin’ Up set of all times—I adore using Lovely as a Tree on so many types of cards! I also like to use the technique called split negative—here is the link
It is great with this specific image—it works well with black and white as well as shades of brown, orange, tans, greens, etc.
Image/Sentiment—Stampin’ Up Lovely as a Tree, Cute & Curly
Cardstock—Stampin’ Up Basic Black, Whisper White, Basic Gray
Ink—Versamark; SU Basic Gray
Accessories—Black and white Embossing Powder; Black/White Polka Dot Ribbon; Curly Label Punch
Fantastic card! I may need to give this technique a try!
ReplyDeletelove that technique Barb! Beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL Barb!
ReplyDeleteVery cool technique Barb. I should try it, it looks very pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteNicely done. I have never seen that technique!
ReplyDeleteI've seen this technique...haven't tried it. The way you've done it is absolutely stunning!! Also one of my favorite sets, but I don't use it as often as I thought.
ReplyDeleteHoly Hannah girlfriend...this is absolutely STUNNING!!!! WOW...my goodness is this amazing...I've never tried this technique but it is a show stopper.....Great Job!!!
ReplyDeleteThis set never gets old. You card is stunning in black and white.
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